NEW ORLEANS — It was all smiles Sunday as families, friends and tourists lined up to experience the end of Carnival's first full week of full parades. The picture perfect weather came one day after krewes either slogged down the streets or rescheduled due to heavy rain. With dry streets and sunny skies, it was picture perfect day for parades. Paradegoers caught coveted throws, marching bands played their songs, and an assembly of krewes paraded.
The Mystic Krewe of Barkus
Dog royalty and their owners gathered for its annual parade.
The Mystic Krewe of Femme Fatale
Southern University's 'Human Jukebox' marched with the krewe.
Krewe of Carrollton
The Queen and King of Krewe of Carrollton celebrated 100 years of parade memories and presented the keys to the city by Mayor Cantrell.
Krewe of King Arthur
Paradegoers shared photos on Facebook from the parade.
The Triple Tandem float carried 134 riders from 25 states.
Krewe of MadHatters
WWL Louisiana's own Devin Bartolotta rode with the krewe decked out in a festive costume.
Krewe of Pygmalion
Tourists shared some of their throws.
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